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Working in partnership with government, industry and the community, the Department is responsible for marine safety, marine environment protection and coastal facilities. This section provides information on:
- marine safety for recreational boating and commercial vessels;
- navigation aids and advice on navigable waters including removing / placing of objects;
- nautical charts, tides, waves, and notices to mariners;
- Australian Builder's Plate, BoatCode, commercial vessel surveys and jetty licensing;
- Certificates of Competency and Recreational Skipper's Ticket;
- oil pollution and management of coastal erosion;
- boat ramps, jetties, moorings and regional / metropolitan boat harbours; and
- coastal facilities planning and development.
What's new | | 19/11/2009: Marine Weather Broadcasts User Survey. | The Bureau of Meteorology would like to obtain information on the usefulness of its high frequency (HF) marine weather broadcasts and ways to improve the service. The survey runs until Wednesday 10th February 2010.
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Date | Previous news | | 18/11/2009 | BRIEF MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
On 5 November the Liberal-National Government submitted a further round of proposals to Infrastructure Australia.
Read the media statement. | | 17/11/2009 | Ski ban still in place at Koombana Bay and the Power House in Bunbury
Designated water ski areas at Geographe Bay, Logue Brook Dam and the Blackwood River are expected to be busy this summer as marine authorities continue to enforce a temporary ban on skiing at Koombana Bay and the Power House in Bunbury.
See more information or read the media statement. | | 10/11/2009 | Local Transport officer selected for Rotary Group Study Exchange
Transport''s Esperance based Regional Transport Officer Garry Wilson will head to Norway next year to gain an insight into oil spill response techniques and marine safety education.
See more information or read the media statement. | | 10/11/2009 | Depth of Port Geographe marina entrance channel
The Department of Transport would like to advise mariners to navigate with extreme caution through the Port Geographe Entrance Channel due to shallowing of the seabed.
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